The Blood of Dawnwalker Director Hopes To Make a Second IP, Like Blizzard Did With StarCraft and CDPR Did With Cyberpunk

Rebel Wolves may not have yet launched its first game, The Blood of Dawnwalker, but the studio’s CEO and co-founder, Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, is already thinking about not just further games in the saga, but a whole new IP. From almost the start of The Blood of Dawnwalker’s promotional campaign, Rebel Wolves has been upfront about the fact it considers the RPG the start of a saga. Last year, at Gamescom, creative director Mateusz Tomaszkiewicz told us “There is this whole hidden world that we are not exploring on purpose in this first game. We want to leave a lot of fuel for the sequels and so on. But we do leave breadcrumbs and hint at these things. So yeah, we have a general idea of where we want to take [protagonist] Coen.” While visiting Rebel Wolves’ headquarters in Warsaw, Poland, I asked studio CEO, co-founder, and game director, Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, if he envisioned being dedicated to Dawnwalker for the next couple of decades, or if he wanted to explore other areas of the RPG genre? “I think that it's really smart to work how Blizzard worked before,” he answered. “They had Warcraft, but they also created StarCraft. It's smart because people need refreshment. And at some point